Fun place to eat and drink! The food was very good, the drink terrific and the service wonderful!…read more To clarify- this was the boozy core in Edinburgh. The Aberdeen location is closed.

Looking for somewhere to soak up all the booze we had had during the day, we stumbled upon the…read moreBoozy Cow. Didnt look like much from outside but it was really nice inside. We ordered a drink to start which was the Bacon Maple Old Fashioned, which was lovely and I would have ordered another if there wasnt so many different cocktails to try on the menu. For food we ordered the Philli Cheesesteak each with sweet potato fries and wagon wheel onion rings to share. Food came quickly and there was a lot of it, it was well prepared and tasted amazing. I could have eaten another of the cheesesteak but instead I filled myself up with more cocktails. I would recommend the milkshakes, we tried the boozy brulada and chocolate salty balls and they did not disapoint. We ended our visit with two other cocktails, the taste the rainbow and caramel jack (which was my partners but wish I had gotten for myself). The staff were friendly and never had you waiting for long to be served. Next time I visit Aberdeen I will be heading back here, just wish there was one in Glasgow.

lol, we didn't mean to eat "American" but we were hungry and the area smelled good so we walked in…read more From an American - Food is pretty accurate. Big portions.

Tasty soul food in Aberdeen. The new premises isn't as cosy as the previous one but still has a…read morecool vibe. The food is incredible especially the gumbo and pecan pie.

Infinite Degrees Awesome…read more Ok, so this place is all about the beer, no surprises there, and they have a really good mix of their own stuff and local and not so local craft and real ales - beer lover's heaven. Service is good, not great, and the décor is a bit too minimalist for me. The biggest niggle I have is that the bar is not made for standing at and they have the world's dumbest beer tap set up that actually creates a barrier between you and the bar staff - I don't care if it is all about the table service - I like to sit at a bar when I'm getting drunk - deal with it. Like I said the beer range is awesome, their own stuff is all brewed to Belgian traditions, so I normally stay away from that stuff as it's not my cup of tea. The rest of their beers will be a mix if North American style stuff and traditional British porters and ales. The beer is served perfectly, which is never a bad thing. The staff are relatively efficient, though perhaps a bit too hipster, and it is another one of those bars where it seems they are encouraged to hang out talking to their pals and not focus on the newbies who are eager for information to help them sedate their thirst. The building is an old Victorian morgue so the stone work is beautiful exposed granite, which is pretty dramatic. They have gone for simple long beer hall style benches, which I think is great. They also have a mahoosive blackboard that lists all of their beers, though you will get a sore neck looking at it. They have iPads behind the bar which details all their bottled beers, though as is unfortunately the case everywhere, particularly in Aberdeen, they cost a fortune. You can jump on their wifi and get access to the homepage which shares the same info.

This isn't just Aberdeen's best Craft Beer venue, it's one of the very best I've been to anywhere…read morein the world. First off, don't be put off by all the "Belgian styled Scottish beer" stuff - it's a good a place as any to find anything from IPAs through to Russian Imperial Stouts. Staff are unbelievably friendly, even coming to sit and chat beer with us on what was almost certainly one of the busiest nights of the beer. That's not to say they were ignoring other customers; more than management seem to actually provide enough staff not to have a queue at the bar the whole time. We didn't have time to try them but the whisky selection also looked pretty impressive.

American-style novelty bar in the city centre. Great location and atmosphere. It's not as popular…read moreas some of the other pubs in the city centre but a great student haunt all the same. They run a nifty fifty scheme which is a card that normally costs £3 and it gives you 50p off drinks and 50% off selected food. The same card also gives you offers in the adjoining Garage Nightclub too. Such as free entry before 12 or 11.30pm on Saturdays. The 50% off selected is quite good as you can get at Cheeseburger & Chips for around £2.50. Children are permitted in before 8pm.

Really enjoyed our visit to the spiritualist today. Interesting cocktail menu, good old classics…read moreand some new inspirations. The menu for the food is cool, some really nice sharing food available. We particularly enjoyed the halloumi and piri piri chic skewer with sweet potato fries. The four cheese macaroni was delicious. Excellent professional and friendly service with a smile. Atmosphere is very relaxed and cool. No rushing you to finish and move out. Good choice for lunch with cocktails after a spot of shopping. Will definitely be back. Thanks

This place is a treasure! American travelers stopping by on a whim and they kicked it between the…read moreposts! Their gin cox are outstanding!

Good food, several very good Gluten free options. Services…read morewas quite slow. We ask d several times for drink refills.

Good food and nice atmosphere but the service was poor. Brought the wrong drink (replaced when…read moreasked) and totally forgot to put the order in the kitchen. Finally got the wings and had to go to the bar to get silverware and ask for the blue cheese which was forgotten. Mgr told us the pizza was burned and they had to redo the order but the waiter said he forgot to put the order in. Mgr did bring us fries and gave us a 10% discount for the wait. Overall, I don't think I would recommend this place.

This place was great! Lovely hidden jem with the cutest ambiance. Great portion sizes and…read morebreakfast/scone cooked fresh. It was served piping hot with a cuppa tea. Will be coming back next time I visit Scotland.

Such a cute place but they r pretty understaffed. Girls are very nice but because they r…read moreunderstaffed getting something like a coffee refill takes 30 minutes. Anyway food was pretty okay but deco was super trendy. If ur looking for a cute breakfast place this is it but only if you have free time bc it will take a while.

If you found yourself walking around Aberdeen late on a weekday night, starving and lost, Bridge…read moreStreet Social Club would be the hipster Euro-American friend who'd find you and take you in. We had to chuckle over the fact that we were trying to find a fancy Scottish restaurant originally but ended up at this American-style place instead. We hadn't seen the menus, couldn't find reviews on the place but it looked cool and inviting from the outside. A hand-painted mural of an octopus, floor-to-ceiling black curtains, funky lighting, American baseball and European football on big screens, funk music... And best of all, 50% off food on Monday nights. YES!! We ended up having "The Whale and Fries" and "Chicken Goujons." Essentially, North Sea Haddock and Chicken Breast dipped and fried in their housemade beer batter. It was pretty good. Why don't we do more beer-battered chicken in the states? They had a great drink menu too, full of craft beers and creative cocktails. I have to admit the tables were pretty grimy and some were in bad shape (foam coming out of chairs, etc). Service overall was so slow and nonchalant (good thing we had plenty of downtime!) and the manager who took our tab was in a foul mood. We couldn't really complain too much though since it was one of the few places open late that wasn't a takeaway on a Monday night. The ambience is what it is, just take your time, enjoy, don't be in a hurry if you come here. TL;DR: If you're okay taking it slow, want decent food, fun drinks and have plenty of time to hang-out then this is the place for you.

Great spot for NFL, NHL amongst other American and late night sports!read more

Arriving into Aberdeen from Houston via Frankfurt for a business/leisure trip my traveling…read morecompanions and I were in desperate need of some caffeine and a snack... I was super excited to try out some quaint little afternoon tea places and was super happy when I got to decide where to go when my companions all realized they couldn't just pop into a Starbucks for a quick double-frappa-mocha-hold-the-whip-achino. Treehouse Coffee Shop hit all the right buttons for me... The servers were upbeat, happy and quick to help, the tea and coffee were excellent, they serve all day breakfast (at least they were when we went on a Sunday), and the prices are fair. A couple next to us had ordered afternoon tea which looked amazing but I couldn't convince any of my companions to partake so I had to settle for a cheese scone... Oh did I say settle? My scone was savory flaky deliciousness on a plate, served warm and then smothered in Irish salted butter... Served with a pot of English breakfast... Ca you say yum! Even my American friends were super delighted with their breakfast sandwiches, bagels and coffees... Will definitely be looking for an opportunity to head back here before we leave!

This is the best bar at Aberdeen. I happened to walked back to this corner of old Aberdeen after I…read morevisited the old stuff Malchar's church that was closed. So I decided to have a pint before I go to dinner. I ordered my Guinness and was asked if I wanted to have a regular or extra chilled. First time I have been asked this question. Of course in my head extra chilled. I then asked the guy next to me how to get to Union square and we started chatting. Matt from Georgia works at this bar on his day off and we had a great time chatting. He is studying Scottish medieval wars. If you happen to be in this bar and happen to see him please say hello from Lenny from California. He might not remember me but you will definitely be charmed by Matt and the rest of the crew from this bar. I am glad that as a single American woman traveling on her own I felt welcomed and had a really good experience at this place. Glad I stopped.

We stopped in for a pint and a bite to eat, on an otherwise slow day. The bartender was very…read morefriendly, and we enjoyed our stop. They have a number of beers and ciders on tap, and an extensive scotch selection. I had a stovie, which was served with oatcakes. The bar is unpretentious, welcoming, and worth a visit.